I am interested in making a copycat recipe of the Gluten Free Trios that some of the girl scout troops are selling this year. The Trios are just amazing cookies! However, I noticed that one of the ingredients is invert sugar (the consistency of high fructose corn syrup, but different). It keeps baked goods moist without crystallizing. Honey will work the same; however, invert sugar does the job without imparting a honey flavor. Not having on hand, I decided to make some myself. I hope you appreciate the recipe, as it is extremely easy to learn how to make invert sugar. However, you can also purchase invert sugar online. Continue reading “How to Make Invert Sugar: The Secret to Moist Cookies”
Gluten Free Chocolate Souffle
Today is National Chocolate Souffle Day! Who can resist? Not me! Souffles have a bad wrap for being difficult to make, but they aren’t. I wouldn’t advise poking them with a toothpick, but they are fairly easy. Just be sure to beat those egg whites, as instructed. With chocolate, you really can’t do any wrong. Enjoy! Continue reading “Gluten Free Chocolate Souffle”
Red Quinoa Salad with Pomegranate Vinaigrette
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Spiced Gluten Free Carrot Cake Recipe
I really needed a smaller size carrot cake, as my famous Gluten Free Carrot Cake Recipe is a bit too much for us lately. Using a 9-inch round pan versus an 8-inch makes for a lower cake, which fools us psychologically into thinking we’re still having a large piece. The main thing I changed in this new gluten free carrot cake recipe is making a smaller batter and making it moister and spicier. There was a bit too many crumbs on the recipe in the above link. This time, it’s perfect. A matter of fact, it is so good, you don’t even need frosting. It’s plenty of sweet and extremely moist. I used lots of ground cloves which I really enjoy and I think you will, as well. It tastes closer to pumpkin bread. If pumpkin spices are not your cup of tea, omit the cloves. Enjoy! Continue reading “Spiced Gluten Free Carrot Cake Recipe”
Gluten Free Carrot Apple Soup
The healthiest way to consume carbs is through vegetables and fruit. This sweet potato carrot apple soup is a perfect and delicious example. Plus, it will keep you warm on cold winter days. Continue reading “Gluten Free Carrot Apple Soup”
Gluten Free Sausage and Peppers Sub
On a cold winter day, you tend to reach or crave for comfort food. What better comfort food is there besides a gluten free sausage and peppers sub on amazing gluten free bread? Schar offers some amazing products. This recipe can be made even simpler if you purchase ready-made pizza sauce. However, you can make homemade (see link for recipe). I prefer the homemade with its Italian seasonings. Either way, it’s delicious. My husband never passes this sandwich up. Continue reading “Gluten Free Sausage and Peppers Sub”
Single Serve Gluten Free Microwave Bread
Back in 2013, I created a Single Serve Dairy-Free Gluten-Free Yeast-Free Bread for Microwave. It tasted a bit too eggy, but was good in a pinch. I recently experimented with a dairy version using apple cider vinegar, a different flour blend, and omitted sugar or honey. It turned out much closer to the texture of starchy white bread like Wonder Bread. For a quick, single serve gluten free microwave bread recipe, it is pretty amazing. Continue reading “Single Serve Gluten Free Microwave Bread”
Gluten Free Alfredo Sauce Without Cream
I had a few packages of Full Flavor Gluten Free Alfredo Sauce on hand. When I made it, it lacked the richness and flavor compared to the one I usually make from scratch. However, the usual recipe calls for heavy cream. I didn’t have any on hand, but doctored up this package into what I thought was better than any other one I’ve had. It turned out, I couldn’t eat anymore after tasting it as it contains tapioca, to which I am allergic. However, my hubby who usually prefers spaghetti sauce over Alfredo has been enjoying it for lunch and dinner. Continue reading “Gluten Free Alfredo Sauce Without Cream”
Copycat Gluten-Free Dairy-Free Atkins Shake Recipe
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Butterscotch Custard Recipe
While not all ready-made or boxed pudding brands are gluten free, you can always use naturally gluten free ingredients to make them from scratch. Instead of making gluten free pudding, which contains flour, I prefer custard. There isn’t any floury taste or texture in custard because it does not contain flour. While this may not occur in pudding with wheat flour, it does in gluten free pudding. In addition, gluten free flour creates a bit of slimy texture in pudding (too thick). Custard really is the way to go. Serve this rich butterscotch custard plain or topped with caramel sauce and/or whipped cream. It’s so decadent! Continue reading “Butterscotch Custard Recipe”

